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Joe Flaherty
Born: 1941-06-21 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Joe Flaherty (June 21, 1941 – April 1, 2024) was an American-Canadian actor and comedian. He was best known for his work on the Canadian sketch comedy SCTV, from 1976 to 1984, and as Harold Weir on Freaks and Geeks.
Rated Filmography (56)
Sorted by Score
9.3
Martin Short: Concert for the North Americas
1985

9.0
Making Real Funny Home Videos
1990

8.5
The Show Formerly Known as the Martin Short Show
1995

8.0
The Best of SCTV
1988

7.9
Marty, Life Is Short
2026

7.9
John Candy: I Like Me
2025

7.8
Back to the Future Part II
1989

7.3
This Is the Tom Green Documentary
2025

7.3
Kid Safe: The Video
1988

7.2
Family Guy Presents: Something, Something, Something, Dark Side
2009

7.0
Dogmatic
1999

7.0
Belushi
2020

6.8
Innerspace
1987

6.8
Freaks and Geeks: The Documentary
2018

6.8
I, Martin Short, Goes Hollywood
1989

6.8
The Wrong Guy
1997

6.8
Detroit Rock City
1999

6.7
Looking for Miracles
1989

6.7
Happy Gilmore
1996

6.6
The Santa Claus Brothers
2002

6.6
Stripes
1981

6.5
Heavy Metal
1981

6.4
Used Cars
1980

6.4
Follow That Bird
1985

6.3
Johnny Dangerously
1984

6.1
A Pig's Tale
1994

6.1
Home on the Range
2004

6.0
One Crazy Summer
1986

6.0
Who's Harry Crumb?
1989

6.0
Dave Foley's The True Meaning of Christmas Specials
2002

6.0
Runaway Daughters
1994

6.0
National Security
2003

5.8
Really Weird Tales
1986

5.8
1941
1979

5.8
The Don's Analyst
1997

5.7
Family Reunion: A Relative Nightmare
1995

5.7
Crazy for Christmas
2005

5.5
Nothing Personal
1980

5.5
The Incredible Time-Travels of Henry Osgood
1986

5.2
Slackers
2002

5.2
Club Paradise
1986

5.2
Stuart Saves His Family
1995

5.1
Going Berserk
1983

5.0
Summerhood
2008

5.0
Wedding Band
1990

4.9
A Dairy Tale
2004

4.9
Blue Monkey
1987

4.8
Tunnel Vision
1976

4.7
Freddy Got Fingered
2001

4.7
By Design
1982

4.5
Speed Zone
1989

4.1
Phil the Alien
2004

4.0
From Cleveland
1980

3.8
Double Negative
1980

3.7
Snowboard Academy
1997

2.3
I, Martin Short, Goes Home
2012